Last February 14th, 2020, we submitted our draft issues paper on Intellectual Property policy and Artificial Intelligence to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Find our paper included in this post. You can also consult the submission paper on the WIPO AI site. WIPO/IP/AI/2/GE/201 WIPO Conversation on Intellectual Property (IP) […]
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Secrecy over a Machine Learning process banned an Artificial Intelligence tool in The Netherlands
The Hague Court ruling in the System Risk Indication (SyRI) The District Court of The Hague ruled past February 5th, a case concerning the System Risk Indication (SyRI). This technology has brought too many questions about its purpose and the way it works. It is not clear if SyRI is deep learning, machine learning, a […]
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WIPO and US Copyright Office discussed how copyright laws impact Artificial Intelligence development
WIPO and the US Copyright Office discussed how copyright laws impact Artificial Intelligence development By: Andrés Izquierdo On February 5, 2020, the U.S. Copyright Office and the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) co-sponsored the event Copyright in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI). See details of the event at: https://www.copyright.gov/events/artificial-intelligence/ In […]
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HOW OPEN IS THE OPEN DATA PRODUCED BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT?
By: Andrés Izquierdo. Published originally at PIJIP. Although the word open might imply access, many times, it does not imply transmission, reproduction, or re-use of material, as seen currently with most government open data and recently discussed at the GovDatax event.[1] Recent laws require the federal government to make their […]
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Harvard Professor Ruth L. Okediji gives lecture in the 8th Annual Peter A. Jaszi Distinguished Lecture
Professor Ruth L. Okediji Delivered the 8th Annual Peter A. Jaszi Distinguished Lecture on Intellectual Property at the Washington College of Law, American University, where she called for a new paradigm of thinking about the relationship between copyright and the public interest. Some questions came after her lecture: Should copyright legislation […]